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orhmeh09
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I’ve never clicked on any ad on Google in maybe 20 years of using it. How do the results help me?
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I recommend rethinking how you stem the input words —- I searched for “socialism” but all I get has to do with “social media.”
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Is CEO greatness something that comes with higher pay?
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I think they meant to give an example to indicate the flexibility of the platform. You know nobody is claiming people regularly run data centers at home — why are you asking?
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6y ago
Also a hotspot for drugs trafficking, yet with a pristine official record of corruption, ranking as one of the ten least corrupt countries in the world. These seem incongruous, somehow.
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> "Why it matters: It's a stunning assertion, offered with little evidence, by the man who led the U.S. government's public health agency from the time the virus was first detected in Wuhan through the entirety of the Trum
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6y ago
It’s a little awkward to comment on moderation but I want to say I’m glad to see this comment visible again after it was marked dead, because it is an interesting contribution and there’s no reason to snuff it out.
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This is a game to you? Who wins? What’s the prize?
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6y ago
Those sound like excellent gains in and of themselves.
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6y ago
Is there a serious risk of patent enforcement in common open source repositories ranging from GitHub to PPAs and Linux package repositories located outside any relevant jurisdictions?
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6y ago
One of the things I miss from Slashdot moderation is the tag that would accompany the score — Informative, Funny, etc. I’ve never really seen it take off anywhere, and hashtags or emoticons don’t convey the same.
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I counted closed issues intentionally — this isn’t some one-off matter that’s easily resolved, as clearly hundreds of people have struggled with these issues over the years, and this should not be dismissed. It’s far better aesthetically th
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6y ago
What’s that mean? Someone on already another board?
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6y ago
There are almost 200 magrittr-related issues in GitHub and I have had a bad time pairing data.table with tidyverse packages (and others because of e.g. IDate). DT code is like line noise to me, but I prefer to write things in it directly —
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Oh, I know that, I use it daily and I’ve read some of its source code. I’m just astonished that the best-performing data frame library in the world is developed in R and it outperforms engines written with million/billion dollar compan
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I use it a lot but it really breaks the tidyverse, which makes using R actually enjoyable. Why aren’t these other libraries (not in R; I’m talking the others in the benchmark) consistently as fast as data.table? Are the programmers of data.
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I’m sorry, I must not have your understanding of reading. Could you do me the favor of elucidating what you’re getting at?
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Citations and figures immediately, please, specifically relating to cousin marriage in those countries together with evidence that they “cause significantly higher birth defect rates...pulling the global rate up.” I grew up in an impacted a
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How is that a “dark pattern?” There’s no deception involved. You’re calling things “dark patterns,” but I think you think dark patterns are just UX you find annoying.
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Barrett's views are not the only ones there are, and they are still debated in the field, however much she may insist to the media that her view is the only correct one and that all else are myths. Things are not nearly as settled as s
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Files are quite central to Unix and are required by any relevant standards I'm aware of. iOS, deriving from Mac OS X, is a Unix and has always supported its fundamental filesystem abstractions, regardless of whatever the SDK exposes to
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This is true. I still haven’t clicked on it nor do I know what it’s about based on the comments. Would alt-text descriptions of submissions be useful to add?
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iOS, being a Unix, has always supported files and directories in full. It wouldn’t be able to work otherwise.
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Its conspicuous absence alongside so many obscure alternatives is baffling.
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A database that doesn’t allow you to interface with views externally is fatally flawed because it means you cannot use views. This is one of a few reasons why we are moving away from MariaDB: https://jira.mariadb.org/plugins
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That implies nothing about their suitability as an interface for shooters. The military has other concerns that don’t apply here, like field reliability, and decades of established practices and equipment.
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No, fat binaries are not binaries with all dependencies included. Fat binaries are executable files that contain equivalent compiled code for multiple architectures. Some also facilitate running binaries across different operating systems.
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I’d really like some more convincing, actually — do you know this to be true, or does it sound like something we ought to be able to do in 2021?
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What is Facebook’s value system? Is it different from other companies’ value systems?
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